Category: Cucumber

Cucumber data table is one of the most commonly used methods for passing test data from feature files to your test scripts. In our previous article, you saw how we can pass string and numeric data from feature files, which Cucumber simply treats as variables. With Cucumber data tables, you can pass parameters from feature… Continue reading Working with Cucumber Data table

This article is an extension of our previous one on how to pass a single string parameter in Cucumber. In the previous article, we were more focused on how to create a very basic cucumber data driven test script. In this article, we will go a step further and show you various examples of the… Continue reading Practical examples of Cucumber data driven testing

Welcome to our mini tutorial series on Cucumber data driven testing. In this mini tutorial, you will learn about all the different ways using which you can write Cucumber data driven tests. What is Cucumber data driven testing? First things first. What do we mean by data driven testing in Cucumber? In very simple terms,… Continue reading How to add a basic Cucumber data driven test

I started my automation testing journey with QTP 9.0 in 2009, and one thing that I always found very good in QTP 9.0 and all its future versions was its reporting mechanism. I particularly liked the object level reporting facility, using which we can report out step by step the object level interactions. For example,… Continue reading Practical usage of @Before and @After Cucumber Hooks